CAMRT Radiography Practice Exam

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How high should an enema bag be positioned above the anus?

12 inches or 30 cm
24 inches or 61 cm
36 inches or 91 cm
48 inches or 122 cm

The correct answer is: 24 inches or 61 cm

The appropriate height for positioning an enema bag above the anus is essential to ensure proper flow and effectiveness of the enema. Placing the enema bag 24 inches or 61 cm above the anus allows for the right amount of gravitational force to assist the fluid flow. If the bag is positioned too low, the fluid may not flow adequately, leading to ineffective administration. Conversely, positioning the bag too high can potentially cause discomfort, cramping, or rapid administration of the solution, which is not desired. Therefore, positioning it at 24 inches strikes a suitable balance between effectiveness and patient comfort, making this choice an optimal practice in clinical procedures involving enemas.